PPT-LOTF VOCAB LIST #3 Cessation

Demoniac Dredged Dumbly Ensconce Exulting Felled Illumination Illusive Instinctively Interrogative Interspersed Leaden Peered Rouse Savoring Simpleton Sniggered Superficial Surged. The Crucible. 1. . Confounded . (. adj. /v). - . confused. 2. . Incredulously . (adv). - . doubtfully; skeptically. ; with questions or . reservations. 3. Conciliatory (. adj. ). - soothing, cooperative, or apologetic (esp. in a tense, angry situation). Puritan Poems, Speeches, & Transcendentalist Texts. 1. Improvisation (n). - the act of doing or performing something without prior practice. 2. Martyr (n). - a person who willingly suffers death or some type of severe consequence in order to uphold a principle or belief (religious martyrs are the most common). Important words you should know . . 1. Brevity (n). - conciseness (gets to the point) in speech or writing {with brevity}. 2. Pithy (. adj. ). - brief but full of meaning; short but sweet  . 3. Taciturn (. The Crucible/Catcher in the Rye. 1. Theocracy (n). - government by priests claiming to rule with divine authority. 2. Autocracy (n). - government by a single person or small group that has unlimited power or authority (could be a theocracy; another kind is plutocracy, gov’t by the rich). Background. Misuse and Abuse of Tobacco. Increase rates of cancer. Lung cancer. Heart disease. Poor circulation. asthma. High blood pressure. Smoking can cause damage to the body leading to . many different cancers and chronic diseases . Background. Misuse and Abuse of Tobacco. Increase rates of cancer. Lung cancer. Heart disease. Poor circulation. asthma. High blood pressure. Smoking can cause damage to the body leading to various cancers and chronic diseases . : . Catcher in the Rye. 1.. . Hemorrhage (n). - a widespread or uncontrolled loss of something (usually blood). 2.. . Ostracized (v/. adj. ). – excluded from a group; embarrassed. 3. .. . Pacifist (n). : . The Great Gatsby. 1. . Feign (v)- . to make believe; pretend. 2. . Supercilious. . (. adj. )- . arrogant; smug. 3. . . Complacent. . (. adj. )- . smug or comfortable, without awareness of some potential danger or defect. 2. : . Catcher in the Rye. 1.. . Hemorrhage (n). - a widespread or uncontrolled loss of something (usually blood). 2.. . Ostracized (v/. adj. ). – excluded from a group; embarrassed. 3. .. . Pacifist (n). MP4 Journal # 4. Why do you think Golding chose to tell this story with children instead of grown-ups? How does it serve the purpose of his themes? What elements does the use of children add to the novel?. The 5 A’s and UC. Elisa Tong, MD, MA. Associate Professor of Internal Medicine. University of California, Davis. March 8, . 2017. Webinar for UC Smoke and Tobacco-Free Presidential Fellows. Objectives. LOTF:WHAT IS AN ALLEGORY?. A figure of rhetoric . The use of symbols to portray a moral or message . Fables or parables are short allegories with one DEFINITE MESSAGE! – Example: “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” . Copy vocab words and definitions. Advice. : an opinion or suggestion about what someone should do. Chafe. : to irritate by rubbing. Corridor. : a long, narrow passage (hall) inside a building with doors that lead to rooms on each side. Lorien Abroms, ScD.. Milken Institute School of Public Health. Prevention & Community Health. George Washington University. . . Topics I. ’. ll cover. Current Research Program. Future opportunities.